Malik Takes Over Soviet Reins In UN
New York AP The body of Andrei Vishinsky is en route to Moscow while Jacob Malik will temporarily head the Soviet U.N. delegation. Vishinsky died of a heart attack at 70 as the U.N. debate over Eisenhower’s atomic energy pool opened.
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New York
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
Jacob Malik
Atlantic
Soviet Union
United Nations
Vishinsky
Dele
U. N
Park Avenue
London
Britain
U.N
Malik
International Organization
Gromyko
Georgi Zarubin
United States
Arkady Sobolev
Russia
Eisenhower
Unid
Cologne
China
White House
Dulles
Washington
Kremlin
Steeplejack Dies After 100 Foot Fall
A 50 year old steeplejack Peter Jekubs died after a rescue line snapped while he was at the top of a 100-foot tower near the YMCA building in Baltimore. Pronounced dead from a fractured skull and multiple injuries after a long fall, the incident drew a watching crowd and two firemen who had attempted a belted rescue.
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Peter Jekubs
Baltimore
Jekub
Jekubs
Peter Jekobs
Ymca Anchorage
Vishinsky Death Strikes at Soviet Propaganda Drive
AP analysis notes Andrei Vishinsky’s death weakens Moscow’s global push. It assesses potential successors in the Soviet Foreign Ministry, including Gromyko, Zorin, Malik, Zarubin, and others, and predicts difficulty replacing his speaking flair and invective.
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Moscow
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Dour
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
M. Molotov
Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Molotov
V. A. Zorin
Czechoslovakia
Jacob Malik
Britain
Georgi Zarubin
Washington
Four Die In Blaze In Louisville Home Fire
A 45 year old mother Pansy Dean and her three sons John Everett Dean Jr 17 Henry 12 and James 8 perished in a night fire that destroyed their two room home near Louisville Kentucky. The father John Everett Dean Sr 45 escaped with minor burns while three other children were hospitalized with severe burns. The blaze was reportedly started by a kerosene stove as the family tried to reach a rear door.
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Louisville
John Everett Dean Sr
Pansy Dean
John Everett Jr
Henry
James
Three Die In Crash On U S 20 Norwalk
A steel hauler and a passenger car collided on U S 20 near Norwalk, Ohio, killing three people. Police reported a violent sideswipe and intensive investigation ongoing as authorities confirmed fatalities and began scene processing.
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Norwalk
Ohio
U.S. 20
Yester
McCarthy seeks NBC time as censure fight looms
Washington AP reports Senator McCarthy faces censure in the Senate over the Army inquiry. He requested 15 minutes of NBC free air time on Thanksgiving but NBC rejected the request. McCarthy remained in Bethesda hospital for elbow treatment after a glass-table accident, with doctors examining fragments and possible surgery.
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McCarthy
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Jean
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Dirksen
R-Ill
al Muto
Edward Bennett Williams
Muto
Lot
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United Press and International
NEC
Sen. Mundo
R-Sd
Sen. McClellan
Arkansas
McCarthy-Army
Sen. Dirksen
Fulbright
D-Ark
McClellan
Eisenhower Warns U S Not To Lose Sight Of Russia Quest
President Eisenhower directed attention to Russia's continuing aim of world revolution and centralized control. He distinguished peaceful coexistence from genuine shifts in Soviet policy while answering fears raised by Senator Knowland about Moscow's rhetoric. The press conference touched on U S relations with Russia, Knowland’s criticisms, and broader foreign policy questions.
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Eisenhower
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Russia
Viet Union
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
United States
Knowland
West Point
Annapolis
London
Paris
Dulles
GM Builds 50 Millionth Automobile in Flint Parade
General Motors marked a milestone by building its 50 millionth car, a gold plated Chevrolet Bel Air sport coupe, at the Flint plant after 46 years of carmaking. The event included nationwide open houses and civic celebrations, with a parade and bands in Flint as schools closed.
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Flint. Mich
General Motors
Chevrolet Flint
United States
Flint
Harlow H. Curtice
Changes In Policy Unveiled In Latin America Aid Plan
Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey announced broader U.S. economic aid to Latin America at the Inter American Economic Conference. He read Eisenhower's message praising a “good partner” policy and said Washington revised its approach, with substantial foreign lending to support hemispheric goals.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
George M. Humphrey
U. S
Latin America
Eisenhower
Inter- American Economic Conference
Humphrey
U.S
Henry Holland
inter-American Affairs
United States
Washington
Eisenhower Creates New Cabinet Secretariat
The New York Times reports President Eisenhower has formed a formal Cabinet secretariat to organize work, maintain records, and ensure follow through on decisions. The move centralizes administration at the White House and signals tighter coordination across agencies.
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New York
The
New York Times
Eisenhower
Time Set For Hiss Release
Alger Hiss will leave Northeast Federal Penitentiary about 9 a.m. Saturday. Warden Fred Wilkinson said he will be met at the main gate by family members in an automobile, possibly to drive him to New York. It will be Hiss's choice whether to provide photographs or interviews at the gate after serving 3 1/2 years of a five year sentence for perjury before a congressional committee on Communist activity.
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Lewisburg
Alger Hiss
Northeast Federal Penitentiary
Fred Wilkinson
New York
Wilkinson
Hiss
State Department
Congressional Committee
Senators Probe Charges Against Judge Youngdahl
Officials of the Justice Department testified before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee to explain an effort to persuade Judge Luther Youngdahl to withdraw from the Owen Lattimore perjury case. The hearing stems from an affidavit by Leo A. Rover alleging bias, which Youngdahl rejected as scandalous and improper.
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US. Dist
Luther Youngdahl
Owen Lattimore
Langer
R-Nd
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Judiciary Committee
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Hennings
D-Mo
Subcommittee
Leo A. Rover
U.S
District of Columbia
Youngdahl
Rover
Federal
Minnesota
Lattimore
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Youngdale
Burke Asks Recount In 25 Ohio Counties
In Ohio a recount of 6,853 of 11,194 precincts is sought after a 6,041 vote loss by Senator Burke to George H. Bender. Funds totaling about 70,000 are raised with national party help and local contributions. Recounts planned across Franklin, Hamilton, Cuyahoga and other counties amid court and election-board actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
George H. Bender
Franklin County
County Election Board
Butler County
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Bender
Allen al
Ashland
Ashta
Leader Re elected in Ohio House Caucus
James J. McGettrick of Cleveland was reelected minority leader of the Ohio House of Representatives in a caucus of 46 of the 47 Democratic representatives held yesterday in Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown
Ohio
James J. McGettrick
Cleveland
Ohio House of Representatives
United Nations approves Eisenhower atom plan amid veto clash
The U N Political Committee backed President Eisenhower's atoms for peace proposal after rejecting a Soviet plan to place it under the Big Power veto. The vote saw forty three against, twelve abstaining, with only five Soviet Bloc states in favor. In Naples Italy police say Charles Lucky Luciano has a job at their orders following a government hearing last week the former king of New York vice was ordered to observe a nightly curfew stay within Naples and seek visible means of support for his luxurious lifestyle.
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N.Y
U.N
Eisenhower
Naples
Italy
Charlies
Lucky) Luciano
King of
New York
U S Fliers Captured In Korea
London AP reports a Chinese military tribunal sentenced 13 American airmen captured in the Korean War to prison terms from four years to life on espionage charges. Col John Knox Arnold Jr. and Maj William H Baumer were among those named, with Downey and Fecteau listed as life and 20 years respectively. The broadcast gave few court details and did not confirm presence at trial.
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London
Peiping
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Springs
Maj
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
Arnold
North Korea
China
Liaoning Province
Steve Edward Kiba
Akron
Ohio
Supreme People’s Court
Peiping Radio
John Thomas Downey
Jack Donovan
Connecticut
Richard George Fecteau
Massachusetts
Central Intelligence Agency
Rutkowski and Bryant Swap Liquor Jobs in Ohio
In Columbus today William C. Bryant returns as liquor director succeeding Anthony A. Rutkowski, who was named Cleveland municipal judge by Gov. Lausche. Bryant previously held the post from 1951 to 1953 before losing a county judgeship. Rutkowski had faced election campaign scrutiny over department charges.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
William C. Bryant
Liquor Department
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Cleveland
Lausche
Bryant
Franklin County Common Pleas
Rutkowski
Department of Liquor Control
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